To MUST Ministries from a Formerly Homeless Client

“I am writing this letter to tell you what God, MUST and Macland Presbyterian Church have done for me. I now have a home – a nice apartment [that MUST got me into]. I now am in daily contact with my family that I hadn’t spoken with in over three years. I now have good friends that are a big help to me and my sobriety. I now have a church that I love to attend. I now have my driver’s license which I haven’t had since 1988. I now have a car, a gift from God. I now have a life – a clean and sober life. All of this has happened in the past six months.”
--written by a current MUST client living in the housing program (click to view letter)

A MUST client says thank you

"I think so often we come in and we get assistance and we are blessed and nobody stops to say thank you to all the volunteers and to MUST Ministries and everybody who helps so many people everyday…

I certainly appreciate what's being done there. I know that the Lord is going to turn things around here and bless and the first place that we will give back to will be MUST Ministries…

There is just so much love poured out upon the people…I know God has angels standing on the wall, and standing at the door watching what is going on in this ministry and He will reward you in ways you know not of, just greatly reward you.

…thank you for all that you've done and all that you do…I'm looking forward to God doing some awesome things, and I'm sure that MUST Ministries will be in the midst of that. When the blessings are being poured out, I believe they'll start at MUST Ministries."

Another success story

May God Bless You. I really appreciate all you have done to help me. I will never forget your kindness and prayers for me.

You helped me get back on my feet again. The resume that you helped me "fix-up" actually worked and on last Thursday I was able to get a good job. … I feel terrific. I have a job as a database engineer with Microsoft. My wife and family have returned to me. God has truly blessed me. I have orientation tomorrow and start work on Wednesday.

Just one week ago I was broke, homeless, and lonely. I must admit I was just about to give up hope. Today is a new day and all of my prayers have been answered. I am a witness; there is nothing that God can't do!